UEM Connect Settings Reference - Jamf Safe Internet Documentation

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The UEM Connect settings become available after you have configured UEM Connect to link Safe Internet with a compatible UEM solution. Use these settings to configure features available for all UEM solutions.

Sync Status Tiles

The following connection information is displayed in on the Settings tab.

  • Sync statusThe result of the most recent sync.
  • Eligible to syncThe total number of devices currently enrolled with Safe Internet services and managed by your UEM solution (not including retired or deleted devices).
  • UEM vendorThe name of the UEM vendor or solution.
  • Last sync start timeThe last time device sync started.
  • Sync errorsThe total number of devices that UEM Connect was not able to sync in the last 24 hours. This contains both already enrolled devices and devices that failed to enroll due to sync errors.
  • Successfully syncedThe total number of individual devices that have successfully synced in the last 24 hours.

Group Membership Mapping

Group membership mapping syncs a group in your UEM solution with a corresponding group in Safe Internet.

This allows you to use the group structure in your UEM solution to automatically determine group membership in Safe Internet. You can also move devices between groups entirely within your UEM solution or connected directory service (for example, LDAP).

To use group membership mapping:

  1. Select a UEM group from the pull-down menu. These groups are automatically imported from the UEM solution when it syncs with Safe Internet.
  2. Select the corresponding Safe Internet group to which devices found in the previously defined UEM group should be assigned.

You can define multiple group membership mapping rules by clicking Add in the top-right corner of the table. These rules are processed from the top down, so a device in multiple mappings will be put in the Safe Internet group highest on the list. You can reorder the list with the grabber icon on the left of every mapping rule.